nemo ⁂ marina

Then there's this bit that breaks my heart a little:

If you scroll past this... my mother will die💔

I know that sounds harsh, but it's the truth I'm living Right Now😔

I keep wondering how many more times I'll have to ask before someone hears our cry for help. While you're reading this... she's lying in a hospital bed waiting... struggling... fighting for her life.

The doctors told us the truth we were terrified to hear: If she doesn't get this surgery immediately, we could lose her... forever💔

We only need $833. That's it. Not something impossible. that small amount... is the difference between life and death 😔

$833 might not mean much to some people... But to me, it means hearing my mother's voice again. It means seeing her smile. It means she gets another chance to live.

So let me ask you something honestly..

If this were your mother and her life depended on $833... would you close this post and keep scrolling?Or Would you tell yourself "someone else will help"?

Because that's exactly what everyone is thinking right now. And that's how people die. Not because they couldn't be saved... but because everyone assumed someone else would do it. Please... don't be the person who saw this and did nothing.🙏💔😔

I am not asking for luxury or comfort. I am asking for the chance to keep my mother safe. I am asking you to help us before we lose her. If our story reaches your heart, please don't leave without doing something. Your kindness today could be the reason my mother receives her medication in time🙏

Just $833... standing between her life and death. Don't think someone else will help... because right now, no one has. 🙏

Current process: USD 17,473 / $18,306

Vatted by: @90-ghost

Vatted by : @sar-soor

We no longer have the strength to endure what is happening to us.

This is one of the worst tragedies in history.

Please speak up for us. Share, comment, and let the world know that two million people are suffering every day.

I’m not only trying to survive…

My father is sick, and I can’t afford his treatment. Watching him get worse while I can do nothing is breaking me.

I just need to buy medicine and food for my family.

Runner-up goes this this finger-wagging one from (Mrs.) Steel:

So fantasy, certainly. Fairy tales, yes. Allegory, always. And I think it was particular crystallized in what I suppose is my favorite episode, which is "Once Upon a Time" - a very fairy tale time. And because a little of that was autobiographical, so I suppose I got that out of my system. Whatever you call that, there’s a name for that I suppose, but I got it out. All the three scripts I wrote for The Prisoner, each one was done in about thirty-six hours. "Once Upon a Time" I think I wrote straight down, I don’t think I changed a word of that.

The set was called the Embryo Room for obvious reasons, and it was this head-on clash between two people. It was do or die - one of them had to go.

Our property man [Mickey O’Toole], when he looked at [the script] he said “what idiot wrote this?” Because you see there were four pages with nothing on them, and for all these pages all they were saying was “six, six, six of one, one of six, six over one, one into six, six, six, six, six, six, six, six, six, six of one and a one and a dozen and six, six…” I didn’t have my own name on it - the name I had on it when I sent it down onto the set, because I knew I would be ridiculed, was "Once Upon a Time" by Archibald Schwartz. So Mickey says “this Archibald Schwartz, where did you find this guy??”

There’s a thing about Leo - you’re talking about fairy tales and all that - there’s a bit of an elf in him and a sort of leprechaun thing; and his rhythms are so terrific you can throw out something quite unexpected […] and he will immediately pick it up and come back with a new one of his own and then you build upon that and it becomes a sort of rhythmical duet.